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Newcastle Chronicle
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Newcastle Court - a case of assault, Cazneau v. McKune was settled out of court
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Newcastle Directory and Almanac 1880
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Clerk. Resided in King Street, Newcastle
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Owing to the alterations in the working of the store department of the railways at Honeysuckle Point, Mr. P. Cazneau is now chief clerk in charge. Mr. Cazneau has been many years in the service
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As the Railway Stores Department, Newcastle is about to lose the services of Mr. P. Cazneau through his removal to Sydney, his fellow officers determined that he should not leave for Sydney without being given a send off which was held at the Centennial Hotel. Attendants included T. M. Halligan, district engineer and Thomas Boag, locomotive superintendent
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Newcastle Police Court. Captain Summerbell charged with unlawfully assaulting John Schrader. Warren Cazneau witness for the defence........I am a clerk in the employ of Mr. Lochhead, the agent for the A. S.N. Company steamers coming to this port. I was on the wharf on Thursday morning last, when the City of Newcastle steamer, commanded by Capt. Summerbell came alongside. I have attended to the steamers of both companies on their arrival in this port for about five years - five years next September. I known the complainant, and saw him on the wharf on Thursday morning last.....
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Secretary of the City of Newcastle Lodge and Honeysuckle Lodge
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Funeral Notice - Friends of Mr. W. Cazneau invited to attend the Funeral of his late brother in law Mr. William Kuhn to move from his late residence at North Waratah
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Last evening a largely-attended benefit concert was held in the Methodist School Hall, Mayfield, in aid of Mr. Warren Cazneau, a well-known and old resident of the district. Years ago Mr. Cazneau was a well-known photographer, and is said to have been one of the first who practised the profession in the city. In recent years he was employed as a clerk in the employ of the late Mr. J. B. Barclay, of Hamilton. Some thirteen months ago he was stricken with paralysis while at the foundry, and since that time has been a confirmed invalid. The young men connected with the church led by Mr. Hollinshead, promoted the concert, which proved a thorough success, the hall being packed. Prior to the opening the Waratah Brass Band, led by Mr. R. Lee, played several selections in the church grounds. Mr. W. Winn presided, and briefly explained the object of the concert
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Birth on Sunday 25th May 1873, at Newcastle, the wife of Mr. Warren H. Cazneau, of a daughter
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Warren Houseman
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In Memoriam - In sad but loving memory of Warren Houseman Cazneau who died at Mayfield, January 9th 1904 after a long painful illness of paralysis aged 57 years. Inserved by his wife Netta Cazneau
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Warren Housman
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Marriage on 25 January at St. Andrews Church, Waratah, by Rev. E. Lewis, Warren Housman Cazneau, third son of the late Edward Lancelott Cazneau Esq., of Liverpool England to Anetta Kuhn, eldest daughter of P. Kuhn, Waratah
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Cazneau Brothers
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Notice - Cazneau Brothers opened a Photograph Studio in Hunter Street Newcastle, next door to Mr. Turri
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Newcastle Chronicle
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Marriage on 25 January at St. Andrews Church, Waratah, by Rev. E. Lewis, Warren Housman Cazneau, third son of the late Edward Lancelott Cazneau Esq., of Liverpool England to Anetta Kuhn, eldest daughter of P. Kuhn, Waratah
